No. Due to powerful motors, accurate balancing is not needed for Qubo Gimbal. You only need to position it currently as mentioned in the User Manual for proper adjustment.

Yes. Connect your phone to the Gimbal, launch the QuboPro app, tap the gesture icon on top right to enable/disable Gesture Control.

Qubo Gimbal supports the Thumbs Up and Thumbs Down Gesture.

• Thumbs Up Gesture to start Recording if you are in Video Mode or Click a Photo if you are in Photo Mode.
• Thumbs Down to Stop Recording if you are in Video Mode.

• When you select Tracking feature from QuboPro App, then you can choose between Object Tracking and Face Tracking.
• In Face Tracking, Gimbal locks a Face which is in front of it and as it moves Gimbal follows it and keeps tracking it.
• In Object Tracking, Gimbal locks the Whole person present and as it moves Gimbal follows it and keeps tracking it.

Power on the Gimbal, and press the Power button once to switch between the two orientations. You can also transition between portrait and landscape by rotating the roll axis manually.

There are 2 methods to do the same-

• Switch between the front and rear cameras in the QuboPro App
• Quickly press the Power button thrice to switch

Using Bluetooth

Press the shutter button and power button on the Gimbal at the same time for 5 seconds

The Device name will change after Resetting. It will have the same starting format which is GP7_xx the value of xx might change post reset.

Use the adjustable zoom slider on the right side of the handle to zoom in and out. Image quality is subject to the phone's camera performance.

You can also Pinch Zoom from the QuboPro App. Actual Zoom support is dependable on the device.

No

Check if the phone has been properly mounted onto the gimbal. Press the power button once to rebalance the Gimbal and press the Mode button once to re-center the Gimbal.

It is not recommended to use the Gimbal with a Phone Case because it can hamper the general controlling of the Gimbal.

The Gimbal has Four Modes -

1. All Follow(AF) Mode - The Roll axis is locked, the pan (left/right) and tilt(up/down) will follow the movement of handle.
2. Half Follow(HF) Mode- Tilt & Roll are locked. Pan axis rotates (left/right) smoothly with the handle.
3. Lock Full(LF) Mode - Pan, Tilt, Roll axis are all locked. The camera remains still and stable, which means the camera cannot follow the movement of the handle.
4. First person view(FPV) Mode - Pan, Tilt, Roll axis follow the movement of the handle

Yes, the basic functionality like Photo Capture, Video Recording works with the Native Camera however for the enhanced functions like Face/Object Tracking, Gesture Control, Panorama, Time-lapse etc. we recommend you to use the QuboPro App.

• Single Press – Start/Stop Video Recording or Capture Photo
• Double Press – Pause the recording (through QuboPro App only)
• Triple Press – Capture Pictures during recording (through QuboPro App only)

• Single Press – Switch Horizontal to Vertical/ Recalibrate the Gimbal
• Double Press - Switch Photo/Video Mode (through QuboPro App only)
• Triple Press – Switch between Front/Rear (through QuboPro App only)
• Press for One Second – Power On/Off the Gimbal

• Single Press – Switch between the Four Modes
• Double Press – Smartphone back to center
• Triple Press – Enables Tracking (through QuboPro App only)

On the Gimbal, 4 lights on the bottom of the Gimbal represents battery level.

• If All 4 are blue, then battery level is 75% to 100%
• If 3 are blue, then battery level is 50 to 74%
• If 2 are blue, then battery level is 25 to 49%
• If only 1 is blue, then battery level is 0 to 24%

You can also check the Battery Level from the QuboPro App indicator. It also notifies when the Battery is getting low.